Services / Publishing & Design

Illustration

Interior illustration for picture books, graphic novels, and illustrated non-fiction.

Full-book illustration work, not just a cover — the spot art, chapter openers, or page-by-page scenes an illustrated book actually needs, matched to your story's age band and tone before a single final piece is drawn.

What's included

  • 01An illustrator matched to your book's genre, age band, and tone
  • 02Character and style sketches approved before final art begins
  • 03Full interior illustration set, delivered print- and ebook-ready
  • 04A stated number of revision rounds per piece, written into the brief

Where this fits

This supports a book that's already written or being written elsewhere — it isn't a full publishing package on its own. Pair it with Book Publishing if you also need ISBN, retail listings, and distribution set up.

Ownership & confidentiality

  • You keep 100% of copyright and royalties on everything delivered.
  • An NDA is signed before any of your material is shared, including on the intro call.

Reference specs

Illustrative, not a quote.

Typical scope12–40 illustrations
Timeline8–14 weeks
Sketch rounds3 included
Rights100% yours

Get a scoped quote

This service is scoped per project rather than by a formula — tell us what you're making and we'll come back with a real number.

Ask about illustration

A sense of range

Cover concepts, not case studies — see 'How this gets scoped' below for how your own comes together.

Eight invented cover concepts, not real books — a range of genres and treatments to show how a route gets built, before any of it is your title or your author name.

Memoir

The Weight I Carried Home

Business

The Second Signature

Thriller

The Quiet Defector

Children's

Where the Foxes Sleep

Biography

Sixty Years Standing

Self-help

Start Before You're Ready

Romance

Every Almost

Fantasy

The Salt Throne

How this gets scoped

The same four steps behind every standalone service on this page — the specifics change, the shape doesn't.

Step 01

Brief

A short intake before anything is quoted — audience, angle, length, deadline. In writing, so nothing depends on what someone remembers from a call.

Step 02

Scope & quote

A real number for your specific project, not a rate card guess. You approve the scope before any drafting starts.

Step 03

The work itself

Drafted, designed, or sent against that agreed brief — delivered in workable pieces where the format allows, not one drop at the end.

Step 04

Revision & delivery

A structured revision round, then delivery in the format you'll actually use — not a Google Doc you have to reformat yourself.

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